The factors of development and methods of early diagnosis of cardiorespiratory dysautonomia

Abstract

Cardio-respiratory regulation of the autonomic nervous system adapts the functional capabilities of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems to the constantly changing conditions of the external and internal environment. This article provides an overview of the factors that influence the autonomic regulation of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and also describes the methods of early diagnosis of cardiorespiratory dysautonomy. It has been determined that the symptom complexes of such disintegrations depend not only on the severity of the existing pathological and pre-pathological conditions, but also on the initial state of control with the autonomic nervous system over these functions. At the stages of early diagnosis and subsequent control of pathological conditions, it is advisable to use objective methods (hardware, instrumental) research, which are used separately and in combination in cardiology, pulmonology and in the clinic of nervous diseases. In order to prevent the development of both the pathological conditions themselves and their complications, it is advisable to carry out functional tests of these systems with the subsequent analysis of the results obtained and modeling the appropriate treatment and corrective tactics